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10 Capital Journal, Salem,
By Walt
Oregon, Monday, April 28, 1947
Disney
Pae
On the Square!
By Cameron Dockery
(Chapter 17)
Jeff spent restles. night on
a cot in the back room of the
state patrol office. At 7 the fol
lowing morning he caught the
early bus back to McCloud. Lin
da met him with the gelding;
her eyes slid over him apprais
ingly. "So you didn't find him?"
Jeff forced a tired smile. "Am
I as transparent as all that?
Yes, I found him, Linda, but
it was too late."
Her eyes became the clear
mirrored blue of lake water.
"You mean that Amos Larabee
is dead?" '
He nodded soberly. "Dead
with a neat round bullet hole
through his temple."
"Oh Jeff, I'm so sorry."
"So am I. Sorry that a clean,
decent, harmless old fellow who
lived by the code of an honest
man should meet a violent death
because of my thoughtlessness
and stupidity."
Linda's hand relinquished the
reins and crept to her throat.
For a moment she seemed un
able to speak. "Then it was
murder?"
"Yes. The police don't seem
to think so, but after a few
tests I believe t h e y'l 1 come
around to my way of figurine.
Whitey Evans, a friend of mine,
is going to mail me a report as
soon as he gets the facts."
She reached over and touched
his arm briefly. "Jeff. I'm so
sorry, I know that in a way It's
a personal loss for you."
"Oh Lord, Linda. I was such
a fool! Such a fool! If I'd only
kept my mouth shut Amos would
be alive today. And yet it never
occurred to me it still doesn t
seem possible "
A series of puckers appeared
between her level brows.
"I'm afraid I don't under
stand . . ."
He increased Star's pace as
they entered the defile where
Brasher had taken a shot at him;
Linda's mare was forced to a
fast canter to keep up with the
gelding. Now that he knew the
calibre of the men he dealt with,
Jeff decided against all unneces
sary risks. The Hardy's must
not become involved in any dan
ger that might threaten him.
"Coulter didn't know about
Amos Larabee," he explained,
"You and your father and Gen
try were the only people I had
spoken to about him. Don't you
see what that means?"
'It means that Gentry is just
the sort of person I suspected
him of being a cold, unscrupu
lous money-maker who will
stoop to any sort of trickery and
crime to get what he wants."
"But you haven t met him,
Linda. I tell you the man sim
ply doesn't seem like that type."
But you haven't met him.
Linda. I tell you the man sim
ply doesn't seem like that type."
You can t go by appearances
any more. Jeff, that theory has
been disproved a thousand times
over. Some of the kindest, nicest
people in the world look like
crooks and vice versa."
"Maybe, but I've found that
that old bromide about the 'eyes
being the mirrors of the soul'
usually rings pretty true. Gen
try's eyes are shrewd and clever
and appraising, but they're not
deceitful. And neither was he."
Linda stiffened slightly in the
saddle. "Well, I can assure you,
Jeff, that Dad and I haven't men
tioned your affairs to anyone."
"Of course not, Linda, I trust
you both implicitly. It was Gen
try there's no other conclu
sion. But it contradicts all my
theories about the man. Be
sides, he was certainly making
a point of living me a hint about
the malachite. Why wouldn't
he go out of his way to do that
if he wanted my property badly
enough to have old Amos Lara
bee murdered?"
"Perhaps he's a sadist."
They fell silent, each ponder
ing the implications of the old
prospector's death. Past the de
file the desert spread out be
fore them, a vast mesa covered
with the blue-gray of octillo and
sotol, the fresh verdancy of
vari-toned cacti, colors that
within a month would revert to
the dull greens and browns that
resulted from scorching unre
mitted heat. A dust cloud to
the south of them grew larger.
"Here comes the Gentry sta
tion wagon," Linda said and they
heigned their horses to one side
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mrT r ""gun formula could
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of the road to let the car pass,
but instead it slowed down be
side them. Young Gentry wai
at the wheel with the house
guests Jeff and Linda had met
at the party, occupying the other
seats. He leaned out, grinning
genially.
"Hey, I'm taking this tribe up
to Phoenix but I'll be back in
a day or two. How about com-
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ing over then and trying out
Dad's new swimming pool?"
"Sounds wonderful," Linda
agreed with enthusiasm. Jeff
felt a twinge of surprise at her
attitude, then tried to accept the
invitation with equal cordiality,
but he was unable to keep the
coolness of his thought! from
creeping into his tone of voice.
Gill Gentry looked surprised
and Monica pulled up her coat
collar with an exaggerated ges
ture. "Brrr," she mocked. "And I
thought this was a hot day!"
After" they had driven on,
Linda smiled at Jeff. "You're
not very good at hiding your
feelings, are you?" j
"Afraid not." His voice wllj
still frosty. "But you certain!)'
sounded as if you meant to ac
cept Gentry's offer."
"I did After all. Gill and Mon
ica are not responsible for their
father's actions ... It would be a
shame to spoil Gill's good time
by refusing him friendship when
there are so few young people
around here."
Jeff's lips thinned to a tight
line. "Especially when Gill Gen
try is a good looking guy with
plenty of what it takes," he ad
ded sarcastically.
"Yes, he is, very good look
ing." "Considering your opinion of
his father I should thing it
would be a little hard to accept
his hospitality."
"Didn't you ever hear that
there's more than one way to
skin a cat?"
Jeff didn't answer and a mali
cious twinkle lingered in Lin
da's eyes, but she spurred her
mare ahead and Jeff saw only
the firm straight line of her
back. He frowned, wondering
at the strange inner dismay that
seemed to have gripped him.
(To Be Continued)
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